Together we can

Encourage, Grow & Lead

Equine-Assisted Services build strength and coordination skills, improve memory, teach responsibility and promote overall sense of well-being.

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Miracles happen at Horses with Hearts during each lesson.

The importance of our work can best be described by its actual impact on the brave individuals who struggle daily to fit in, sharing for instance the positive outcomes for children such as Ethan who was born with multiple issues and challenged from the very start.

FOR EVERYONE

A Place for Healing & Learning

We serve a diverse range of clients and groups, focusing on therapeutic riding as a recreational program, designed to provide physical and emotional benefits through the acquisition of horsemanship skills.

People Always Ask

Why The Horse

The three-dimensional movement of the horse mimics the human walk. The corrective stimulation and exercise from this movement profoundly affects the physical, cognitive, sensory and vestibular systems, which in turn can create abilities in a person with a disability to accomplish things previously not thought possible.

The horse is also a tremendous motivator. Horses and humans together often create a natural bonding relationship. Participants have been known to say their first words, or have taken their first steps because of the powerful influence of the horse. Plus, it is just plain fun!

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Meaningful Impact is Fostered Here.

Leadership Adventures Workshops

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Make Strides Towards Being a Better Leader

Teamwork. Communication. Overcoming challenges. Leadership lessons are abundant when your work with horses. Join us for our upcoming workshops, where groups will work on and develop leadership skills through horses – lessons that can be applied to human interaction.

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Co-Founded by Kay Barkwill and Cathy Dodson, Horses with Hearts (HwH) is the enduring legacy of a most amazing young lady, Lindsey Connelly. In 1999, when she was only eight years old, the child had just undergone surgery for a cancerous tumor on her brain stem. The effects of the surgery left this once very healthy and vital girl blind and in a wheelchair barely able to move most of her body.

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Many Thanks to the Horses with Hearts 2019 Grantors: